US20080220946A1 - Multiple-direction swinging exciser - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an exerciser and more particularly, to an exerciser which swings in multiple directions.
- a conventional swinging exerciser such as the surfing simulation exerciser generally includes a base with a wheel to which an eccentric shaft is connected.
- a link has one end connected with the shaft and the other end of the link is connected with a frame which is connected with a board on which the user stands and tries to keep balance to simulate the surfing poses.
- Two arms are connected to the frame and when the wheel rotates, the link is activated and the frame is restricted by the arms so that the board moves up and down.
- the wheel can be driven by a servo motor.
- the conventional swinging exerciser cannot provide sufficient exercising functions to the users who feel boring after using the swinging exerciser for a period of time.
- the present invention intends to provide an exerciser which swings in multiple directions so that the users feel interesting and exercise during keeping balance when using the exerciser of the present invention.
- the present invention relates to an exerciser and comprises a main frame with a swinging unit and a transmission unit connected to two ends thereof respectively.
- the transmission unit has an eccentric member connected thereto so as to be connected with two cranks and a connection unit.
- the connection unit has an upper portion so as to be connected with a seat unit.
- a base portion is connected to an underside of the connection unit and has one end pivotably connected with the swinging unit and the other end of the base portion is pivotably connected with the eccentric member.
- the transmission unit drives the eccentric member, the connection unit and the swinging unit to move the seat unit in multiple directions.
- FIG. 1 is an exploded view to show the exerciser of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view to show the exerciser of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view to show the exerciser of the present invention view form another angle
- FIG. 4 is a side view to show the exerciser of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 shows the movement of the seat unit
- FIG. 6 is an exploded view to show another embodiment of the exerciser of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view to show the exerciser in FIG. 6 of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a side view to show the exerciser in FIG. 6 of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 shows yet another embodiment of the exerciser in FIG. 6 of the present invention.
- the exerciser of the present invention comprises a main frame 10 having two support legs on two ends thereof so as to be put on the floor.
- a swinging unit 20 and a transmission unit 30 are respectively connected to the two ends of the main frame 10 .
- Two pivots 11 extend from two sides of the main frame 10 and swinging unit 20 has two passages 21 on one end thereof and a transverse bar 22 on the other end of the swinging unit 20 . The two pivots 11 are engaged with the two passages 21 .
- the transmission unit 30 includes a belt wheel 33 which has an axle 32 , two cranks 31 are connected to the axle 32 .
- a belt wheel 33 and an eccentric member 40 are mounted to the axle 32 respectively.
- An elongate board which has one end connected tot eh axle 32 and the other end of the elongate board is connected with an initial wheel 34 .
- a central shaft 341 extends from a side of the initial wheel 34 and a belt 35 is connected between the central shaft 341 and the belt wheel 33 .
- a tension wheel 36 is connected to the main frame 10 so as to adjust the tension of the belt 35 .
- the eccentric member 40 includes two plates 41 with a link 42 connected therebetween. Two ends of the link 42 are connected between two respective opposite ends of the two plates 41 , and the other two respective opposite ends of the two plates 41 are respectively connected to the axle 32 and one of the two cranks 31 .
- the seat unit 60 includes a seat post 61 which is inserted into the upper portion 51 which is a connection tube of the connection unit 50 .
- a pin 511 extends through a wall of the upper portion 51 and is inserted into one of positioning holes 62 defined in the seat post 61 so as to adjust the height of the seat 60 of the seat unit 60 .
- the seat unit 60 further includes two handles 64 and a control panel 65 is connected between the two handles 64 .
- the control panel 65 is electrically connected to the tension wheel 36 so as to control the tension of the belt 35 .
- the transmission unit 30 is activated so as to drive the eccentric member 40 , the connection unit 50 and the swinging unit 20 to move the seat unit 60 in multiple directions.
- the travel path of the seat unit 60 is decided by the swinging unit 20 and the length of the extension link 53 .
- FIGS. 6 to 8 show another embodiment of the exerciser of the present invention, wherein a main frame 10 has a swinging unit 20 connected to an end thereof and two inclined and parallel rods 38 are connected on a top of the main frame 10 .
- a transmission unit 30 is connected to the other end of the main frame 10 and an eccentric member 40 is connected to the transmission unit 30 .
- a connection unit 50 has an upper portion 51 which includes two parallel links 512 so as to be connected with a seat unit 60 .
- a base portion 52 connected to an underside of the connection unit 50 and has one end pivotably connected with the swinging unit 20 , the other end of the base portion 52 is pivotably connected with the eccentric member 40 .
- the seat unit 60 has a seat post 66 and a roller unit 67 is located on two ends of the seat post 66 so as to be engaged with the two parallel links 512 .
- a roller 661 is connected to an underside of the seat post 66 and engaged between the two inclined and parallel rods 38 .
- the roller unit 67 includes two upper rollers 671 and two lower rollers 672 , the two upper rollers 671 and the two lower rollers 672 roll on the two parallel links 512 of the connection unit 50 .
- the eccentric member 40 includes a board 43 and a hole 431 is defined through an end of the board 43 .
- the transmission unit 30 has an output shaft 37 which is engaged with the hole 431 in the board 43 .
- a pivot tube 432 extends from the other end of the board 43 and is pivotably connected to the base portion 52 of the connection unit 50 .
- the seat unit 60 moves in the same way as the first embodiment, by the guide of the inclined and parallel rods 38 and the roller 661 , the seat unit 60 further moves inclinedly back and forth.
- FIG. 9 shows yet another embodiment of the exerciser in FIG. 6 of the present invention, wherein the transmission unit 30 includes a gear set which includes a plurality of gears.
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Abstract
An exerciser includes a main frame with a swinging unit connected to an end thereof and a transmission unit is connected to the other end of the main frame. The transmission unit has an eccentric member connected thereto. The connection unit is pivotably connected to the swinging unit and a seat unit is connected to the connection unit. The connection unit has an extension link which is pivotably connected with the eccentric member. When the users tread the pedals connected with the transmission unit, the eccentric member, the connection unit and the swinging unit are activated so as to move the seat unit in multiple directions.
Description
- The present invention relates to an exerciser and more particularly, to an exerciser which swings in multiple directions.
- A conventional swinging exerciser such as the surfing simulation exerciser generally includes a base with a wheel to which an eccentric shaft is connected. A link has one end connected with the shaft and the other end of the link is connected with a frame which is connected with a board on which the user stands and tries to keep balance to simulate the surfing poses. Two arms are connected to the frame and when the wheel rotates, the link is activated and the frame is restricted by the arms so that the board moves up and down. The wheel can be driven by a servo motor. However, the conventional swinging exerciser cannot provide sufficient exercising functions to the users who feel boring after using the swinging exerciser for a period of time.
- The present invention intends to provide an exerciser which swings in multiple directions so that the users feel interesting and exercise during keeping balance when using the exerciser of the present invention.
- The present invention relates to an exerciser and comprises a main frame with a swinging unit and a transmission unit connected to two ends thereof respectively. The transmission unit has an eccentric member connected thereto so as to be connected with two cranks and a connection unit. The connection unit has an upper portion so as to be connected with a seat unit. A base portion is connected to an underside of the connection unit and has one end pivotably connected with the swinging unit and the other end of the base portion is pivotably connected with the eccentric member. The transmission unit drives the eccentric member, the connection unit and the swinging unit to move the seat unit in multiple directions.
- The present invention will become more obvious from the following description when taken in connection with the accompanying drawings which show, for purposes of illustration only, a preferred embodiment in accordance with the present invention.
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FIG. 1 is an exploded view to show the exerciser of the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is a perspective view to show the exerciser of the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view to show the exerciser of the present invention view form another angle; -
FIG. 4 is a side view to show the exerciser of the present invention; -
FIG. 5 shows the movement of the seat unit; -
FIG. 6 is an exploded view to show another embodiment of the exerciser of the present invention; -
FIG. 7 is a perspective view to show the exerciser inFIG. 6 of the present invention; -
FIG. 8 is a side view to show the exerciser inFIG. 6 of the present invention, and -
FIG. 9 shows yet another embodiment of the exerciser inFIG. 6 of the present invention. - Referring to
FIGS. 1 to 5 , the exerciser of the present invention comprises amain frame 10 having two support legs on two ends thereof so as to be put on the floor. A swingingunit 20 and atransmission unit 30 are respectively connected to the two ends of themain frame 10. Twopivots 11 extend from two sides of themain frame 10 and swingingunit 20 has twopassages 21 on one end thereof and atransverse bar 22 on the other end of the swingingunit 20. The twopivots 11 are engaged with the twopassages 21. - The
transmission unit 30 includes abelt wheel 33 which has anaxle 32, twocranks 31 are connected to theaxle 32. Abelt wheel 33 and aneccentric member 40 are mounted to theaxle 32 respectively. An elongate board which has one end connected toteh axle 32 and the other end of the elongate board is connected with aninitial wheel 34. Acentral shaft 341 extends from a side of theinitial wheel 34 and abelt 35 is connected between thecentral shaft 341 and thebelt wheel 33. Atension wheel 36 is connected to themain frame 10 so as to adjust the tension of thebelt 35. - The
eccentric member 40 includes two plates 41 with alink 42 connected therebetween. Two ends of thelink 42 are connected between two respective opposite ends of the two plates 41, and the other two respective opposite ends of the two plates 41 are respectively connected to theaxle 32 and one of the twocranks 31. - A
connection unit 50 has anupper portion 51 extending from a top thereof and aseat unit 60 is connected to theupper portion 51. Abase portion 52 is connected to an underside of theconnection unit 50 and has one end pivotably connected with the swingingunit 20, the other end of thebase portion 52 is pivotably connected with theeccentric member 40. Thebase portion 52 of theconnection unit 50 includes two separated rods and twopivot holes 521 are defined through the two separated rods respectively. Thetransverse bar 22 of the swingingunit 20 is pivotably engaged with the twopivot holes 521. One of the two separated rods of theconnection unit 50 has anextension link 53 connected thereto which has aconnection hole 531 through which thelink 42 of theeccentric member 40 extends. - The
seat unit 60 includes aseat post 61 which is inserted into theupper portion 51 which is a connection tube of theconnection unit 50. Apin 511 extends through a wall of theupper portion 51 and is inserted into one ofpositioning holes 62 defined in theseat post 61 so as to adjust the height of theseat 60 of theseat unit 60. Theseat unit 60 further includes twohandles 64 and acontrol panel 65 is connected between the twohandles 64. Thecontrol panel 65 is electrically connected to thetension wheel 36 so as to control the tension of thebelt 35. - When the user sits in the
seat 63 and treads the pedals on the twocranks 31, thetransmission unit 30 is activated so as to drive theeccentric member 40, theconnection unit 50 and the swingingunit 20 to move theseat unit 60 in multiple directions. The travel path of theseat unit 60 is decided by the swingingunit 20 and the length of theextension link 53. -
FIGS. 6 to 8 show another embodiment of the exerciser of the present invention, wherein amain frame 10 has a swingingunit 20 connected to an end thereof and two inclined andparallel rods 38 are connected on a top of themain frame 10. Atransmission unit 30 is connected to the other end of themain frame 10 and aneccentric member 40 is connected to thetransmission unit 30. - A
connection unit 50 has anupper portion 51 which includes twoparallel links 512 so as to be connected with aseat unit 60. Abase portion 52 connected to an underside of theconnection unit 50 and has one end pivotably connected with the swingingunit 20, the other end of thebase portion 52 is pivotably connected with theeccentric member 40. Theseat unit 60 has aseat post 66 and aroller unit 67 is located on two ends of theseat post 66 so as to be engaged with the twoparallel links 512. Aroller 661 is connected to an underside of theseat post 66 and engaged between the two inclined andparallel rods 38. Theroller unit 67 includes twoupper rollers 671 and twolower rollers 672, the twoupper rollers 671 and the twolower rollers 672 roll on the twoparallel links 512 of theconnection unit 50. - The
eccentric member 40 includes aboard 43 and ahole 431 is defined through an end of theboard 43. Thetransmission unit 30 has anoutput shaft 37 which is engaged with thehole 431 in theboard 43. Apivot tube 432 extends from the other end of theboard 43 and is pivotably connected to thebase portion 52 of theconnection unit 50. - When the
transmission unit 30 is activated, theseat unit 60 moves in the same way as the first embodiment, by the guide of the inclined andparallel rods 38 and theroller 661, theseat unit 60 further moves inclinedly back and forth. -
FIG. 9 shows yet another embodiment of the exerciser inFIG. 6 of the present invention, wherein thetransmission unit 30 includes a gear set which includes a plurality of gears. - While we have shown and described the embodiment in accordance with the present invention, it should be clear to those skilled in the art that further embodiments may be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.
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1. An exerciser comprising:
a main frame having a swinging unit connected to an end thereof and a transmission unit connected to the other end of the main frame, the transmission unit having an eccentric member connected thereto, and
a connection unit having an upper portion extending from a top thereof and a seat unit connected to the upper portion, a base portion connected to an underside of the connection unit and having one end pivotably connected with the swinging unit, the other end of the base portion pivotably connected with the eccentric member, the transmission unit driving the eccentric member, the connection unit and the swinging unit to move the seat unit in multiple directions.
2. The exerciser as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the transmission unit includes two cranks connected by an axle, a belt wheel and the eccentric member are mounted to the axle, an initial wheel connected to the main frame and a central shaft extends from a side of the initial wheel, a belt connected between the central shaft and the belt wheel, a tension wheel is connected to the main frame so as to adjust the tension of the belt.
3. The exerciser as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the eccentric member includes two plates with a link connected therebetween, two ends of the link are connected between two respective opposite ends of the two plates, the other two respective opposite ends of the two plates are respectively connected to the axle and one of the two cranks.
4. The exerciser as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the seat unit includes a seat post which is inserted into the upper portion which is a connection tube of the connection unit, a pin extends through a wall of the upper portion and is inserted into one of positioning holes defined in the seat post.
5. The exerciser as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the base portion of the connection unit includes two separated rods and two pivot holes are defined through the two separated rods respectively, a transverse bar of the swinging unit is pivotably engaged with the two pivot holes, one of the two separated rods of the connection unit has an extension link connected thereto which has a connection hole through which the link of the eccentric member extends.
6. An exerciser comprising:
a main frame having a swinging unit connected to an end thereof and two inclined and parallel rods connected on a top of the main frame, a transmission unit connected to the other end of the main frame and an eccentric member connected to the transmission unit, and
a connection unit having an upper portion which includes two parallel links so as to be connected with a seat unit, a base portion connected to an underside of the connection unit and having one end pivotably connected with the swinging unit, the other end of the base portion pivotably connected with the eccentric member, the seat unit having a seat post and a roller unit located on two ends of the seat post so as to be engaged with the two parallel links, a roller connected to an underside of the seat post and engaged between the two inclined and parallel rods.
7. The exerciser as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the transmission unit includes a gear set.
8. The exerciser as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the eccentric member includes a board and a hole is defined through an end of the board, the transmission unit has an output shaft which is engaged with the hole in the board, a pivot tube extends from the other end of the board and is pivotably connected to the base portion of the connection unit.
9. The exerciser as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the roller unit includes two upper rollers and two lower rollers, the two upper rollers and the two lower rollers roll on the two parallel links of the connection unit.
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